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Rebirth and the West

The idea of rebirth has ancient roots in the West. The introduction of its Buddhist

Gary Snyder, Dōgen, and the EcoSangha: The Practice of the Wild in the Anthropocene

“For more than 30 years, the science has been crystal clear,” sixteen-year-old Greta Thunberg courageously

Taking Freedom to Extremes: Teachings for Responsible Social Action

In December, Kate Lila Wheeler, Katy Wiss, and JD Doyle will be teaching a program

Craving and dukkha

In what follows I examine an aspect of the standard exposi­tion of dependent arising, paṭicca

A Whole-Life Path: A Layperson’s Immersive Approach to the Noble Eightfold Path

The Noble Eightfold Path offers us a way through life that is far more wise

Mu Soeng and the Evolution of the BCBS Library

An Exercise in Interdependent Origination Like everything else in this world we inhabit, the library

On Time

In this article, I study selected Buddhist perspectives on time. After surveying discourse references to

Five Spiritual Faculties

Insight Journal interviews Willa Thaniya Reid and Dr Elizabeth Day about the Five Spiritual Faculties,

Being Time

Shinshu Roberts is co-founder and teacher of Ocean Gate Zen Center in Capitola, CA. She